I am searching for a money manager program that synchs with the Palm. Any one have thoughts on what to avoid and what to look for. I am exploring free trials of Ultrasoft Checkbook and Ultrasoft Money a this time (from PalmGear). I want to make sure that which ever machine contains the most up to date entry will overwrite the other on a synch (like a regular Palm HotSynch does). In USCheckbook the Palm overwrites the file in the desk or lap top. I have never used a financial program of any type before. It would also be good if I good share data with my spouse but not is not a requrement compared to ease of use. Thanks in advance.
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Money program for Palm?
- Thread starter Jamie Elis
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jmarkey
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I use Quicken and Pocket Quicken. They work great.
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Cikub
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Be aware that Landware is about to release a new version of their Pocket Quicken. They are calling it v2.5, but it should be a v3 because it offers substantial new improvements and capabilities. Check out the details at http://www.landware.com/pocketquicken/palmos/preview/index.asp
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Cikub said:Be aware that Landware is about to release a new version of their Pocket Quicken. They are calling it v2.5, but it should be a v3 because it offers substantial new improvements and capabilities. Check out the details at http://www.landware.com/pocketquicken/palmos/preview/index.asp
Cool. I hadn't seen that. Maybe after I upgrade my Palm....
What works with MS Money
I had both Quicken and Pocket Quicken years ago but migrated to Microsoft Money, which I preferred at the time for reasons which escape me now and it still works well. But Pocket Quicken evidently requires the desktop Quicken. Is there a MS Money counterpart?
I had both Quicken and Pocket Quicken years ago but migrated to Microsoft Money, which I preferred at the time for reasons which escape me now and it still works well. But Pocket Quicken evidently requires the desktop Quicken. Is there a MS Money counterpart?
thanks for all above
I am going to go for the pocket quicken and I am going to wait for the next version. And, I had reason to call Landware and I found that they answer the phone, answer questions, and respond fast to querey on e-mail, too.
I am going to go for the pocket quicken and I am going to wait for the next version. And, I had reason to call Landware and I found that they answer the phone, answer questions, and respond fast to querey on e-mail, too.
Re: What works with MS Money
You might look at Ultrasoft Money 4.2. I've never used since I use Quicken but it claims to sync with MS Money. There are positive reviews on palmsource.com...
smithdoug said:Is there a MS Money counterpart?
You might look at Ultrasoft Money 4.2. I've never used since I use Quicken but it claims to sync with MS Money. There are positive reviews on palmsource.com...